Vormek

Looool. Seth Rogen has no diversity. He's exactly the same in every movie. It's like he's not even acting but playing himself all the time.

Some great comedies:

* Friday (1995). NOT the sequels. Avoid them at all costs, although the second movie had some pretty funny moments.* Austin Powers trilogy* The Naked Gun trilogy* The Ladykillers (2004) Some say this is a bad movie. I disagree. It's a brilliant piece of work from the Cohen brothers. They should've replaced Marlon Wayans though.* Some Like It Hot (1959)* The Great Dictator (1940)* Me, Myself and Irene (2000)* The Big Lebowski (1998)* Ace Ventura movies (1994 and 1995) * Tropic Thunder (2008)* Big (1988)* Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)* Dr. Strangelove (1964)* Back to the Future trilogy* Monty Python trilogy* Hot Shots! movies (1991 and 1993)* Airplane (1980)* A Night at the Roxbury (1998)

jaidev

Looool. Seth Rogen has no diversity. He's exactly the same in every movie. It's like he's not even acting but playing himself all the time.

Some great comedies:

* Friday (1995). NOT the sequels. Avoid them at all costs, although the second movie had some pretty funny moments.* Austin Powers trilogy* The Naked Gun trilogy* The Ladykillers (2004) Some say this is a bad movie. I disagree. It's a brilliant piece of work from the Cohen brothers. They should've replaced Marlon Wayans though.* Some Like It Hot (1959)* The Great Dictator (1940)* Me, Myself and Irene (2000)* The Big Lebowski (1998)* Ace Ventura movies (1994 and 1995) * Tropic Thunder (2008)* Big (1988)* Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)* Dr. Strangelove (1964)* Back to the Future trilogy* Monty Python trilogy* Hot Shots! movies (1991 and 1993)* Airplane (1980)* A Night at the Roxbury (1998)

Friday is just amazing..especially Chris Tucker. If he would have been in the sequels those movies would have been good

NCONiall

Tough one. For me, probably one of the Laurel and Hardy films - A Chump at Oxford had me in stitches. Pillow Talk and A Fish Called Wanda also have my vote. I should also mention Miami Twice from Only Fools, it's brilliant though it's not quite classed as a film but rather a Christmas special in the series.